Dungeon Master Therapy: Pack Tactics But Better #dnd

[stevehagen]

It’s like a war between really great ideas and inhibitions

[bug]

Next session -
DM: So I made Veloci-Pactor Tactics...
Therapist: Clever girl.

[TheCantripCast]

For real though. Wouldn't it be a pain to swing at goblins normally if like, four were surrounding you?

[AshAngelV]

"What have you given pack tactics?" Dudes getting predictable. 🤣

[etandoesgamming]

Honestly I have an idea for ya and idk if you’ll see it but vampire strawberry field’s with pack tactics, reason being a villager asks the party to go pick some strawberries and they come across this as they think it be an easy request what they drop is a most heavenly delicious strawberry for said request and are rewarded with a strawberry pie. Just a thought on quest and monster scenario

[oscarquiles]

The ultimate pack tactic. PACTEST TACTIC. Like Pacter Tactic but ignores defense. Amazing for Furniture Mimics

[azazelreeds]

That's...actually a really great idea for inhibiting martial characters the way Magic Resistance does casters

[CrisMind]

After that "No, Bad" I expected you to bring out the water spray bottle and tell him (yourself?) To get out

[madhattergodess]

It's like dealing with a toddler. Pure chaos, zero self control and will do the unthinkable.

[friendlyredneckneighbor]

I love that it’s taken this long for the therapist to be reduced to screaming “No, bad “.

[TheBigFormerlyPurpleT]

Just realized that we need to keep that same energy since we all have reason to say "REALISM DOES NOT MAKE IT BETTER!".

[eddiemate]

I watched this with my DM today and both of us audibly yelled "No!" when you said disadvantage. Well played.

[TheDigimon]

My dm used this during an Easter event lol, so a bunch of flying jackolopes with wings (so they could fly) had these pacter tactics so when one of out party members chased them, the dragonborn fighter, he was getting pummeled until he ran away then they left him alone

[chefcircuit]

Frankenstein: *IT’S ALIVE!*
This guy: but what if it had pack tactics…?

[awkwardllama]

It makes sense, there's multiple targets/threats moving around its gonna be harder to focus

[happyhatebot]

'Every single day' may be accurate, but that doesn't mean it's not a repeat occurance!

[dionysuswinecult]

i use a rule i call “packed tactics” where anything with pack tactics can also squeeze multiple of themselves into one space but it also gives attackers the ability to attempt to hit all enemies in that space with one attack

[bonelrd]

Lol, I felt that "NO! BAD!" in my soul. Had a game of Starfinder where that exact line was used when a player punched an important NPC in the face because he wanted to buy their living ship and wouldn't take no for an answer.

[TeriasModFaldom]

"So my players all are playing Goblins with Packer Tactics."

"Serves you right for making that!"

[likwidmocean]

A pack of nerds with pack tactics that involve tictacs that give you ticks.